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14th July sudden pain when eating food......it was like some hard thing come in food.....pain was very much.....applied toothpaste and then slept...tooth became sore
but no constant pain....now pain only on biting......at an angle. went to dentist, he said their is deep distal caries because of wisdom tooth....so removed wisdom tooth on 14th August.after
10 days stitches removed.....now biting pain increased..it is only when I bite down at that angle..and goes away instantly...on 3rd September I did temporary filling....doctor said evaluate for 21 days..if symptoms then rct..but there was no symptom apart from that biting pain..so permanent filling yesterday...doctor also said that decay was not as deep as indicated in x-ray...now there is permanent GIC filling...yesterday...but still that pain....it is 5/10...which only comes when I bite down.....bite adjusted and all..Percussion test were also taken. They tapped their instrument but no pain...
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I understand your concern but let me ask you few questions about pain on biting......
1.nature of pain- throbbing or dull constant pain ?
2.Describe pain ,whether with hot or cold food stuff or irrespective of food, only on biting?
3.duration -how much did it last ?
4.frequency - at how many times do you experience it?
5.do you chew from one side or from both sides ?
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Health Tips
don't chew from that side .
maintain oral health through healthy habits and diet.
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